WooCommerce · Retail · Wholesale · Custom workflows
E-commerce built for customers and the people running your business.
Connect product decisions, ordering and operations. DOYJO develops stores and custom commerce tools around your catalog, customer accounts and the work behind each sale.
E-commerce websites start at $10,000. Enterprise e-commerce starts at $25,000.
A complete buying and operating path
Your store needs to work beyond the checkout.
A sale depends on accurate product information, understandable choices and a usable buying path. Behind it, staff need the right order details, account rules and communications. DOYJO considers those needs together before selecting the development approach.
Help customers choose
Organized categories, product options and useful information support how buyers compare products and decide what fits their needs.
Support wholesale relationships
Dealer applications, account approval and customer-specific access can give distributors a dedicated workflow alongside retail commerce.
Use the data you already maintain
Custom tools can connect product listings to quotes, sales materials or other business processes where repeated manual entry creates friction.
Plan the store foundation
The starting point is a clear catalog and ordering model. Depending on the agreed project, work can include:
- WooCommerce design and product/category structure.
- Payment, checkout, shipping and tax configuration.
- Customer communications and transactional email checks.
- Search structure, analytics and purchase tracking.
- Launch testing across the buying path.
Product, customer and order data should remain under your business’s control.
Scope the operating requirements
Catalog size, product data quality, account rules, integrations and fulfillment requirements determine the investment. Enterprise features are scoped to the actual workflow.
Custom WooCommerce plugins start at $5,000. Inventory connections, accounting integrations, dealer portals and private pricing tools are not automatically included in a starting store price.
Bring the systems your team uses today and the steps that consume the most effort. Brian can connect those details to a practical development plan.
Planning your commerce project
Can you work with an existing WooCommerce store?
Yes. DOYJO can assess the current catalog, checkout and custom functionality, then recommend where changes should begin. A full rebuild is one option among the available approaches.
Can the system support dealers or quote-only products?
Yes. Dealer onboarding, account rules, wholesale access and custom quoting or sales tools can be developed around the business requirements. These features need their own defined scope.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
Share your store URL, approximate catalog size, payment and shipping needs, business systems and the workflow you most want to improve. An investment range helps frame the options.
Is ongoing care part of the build price?
Hosting, maintenance and ongoing marketing are separate service decisions. The pricing guide shows starting rates so the launch and ongoing needs can be considered together.
Build around the way you sell
Where does your store make customers or staff work too hard?
Describe the buying journey and the work behind an order. Brian will help identify which improvements belong in your project.
Original project examples
See the work in context
Explore the business need and the documented scope in each case study. Examples include client work, DOYJO-owned platforms, historical projects and clearly identified demonstrations.
DryAway
DryAway demonstrates a product-led WordPress store with organized categories, product options, pricing and a selector that supports buying decisions.
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DryAway Dealer
DryAway Dealer demonstrates wholesale commerce with dealer applications, approval, account access, customer-specific discounts and supporting communications.
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CJ's Premium Spices
CJ Spices combined retail and wholesale ordering, account-based pricing and QuickBooks, PayPal and ShipStation integrations in a historical commerce project.
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Your next step
Discuss this service with Brian.
Tell Brian what you need from this service, what is already in place and your priorities. You can ask about a focused improvement or a larger project.